John and Miller sat down in a backyard and covered a bunch of random topics but kept coming back to one thing...it's time for Charlotte to embrace mirth. Odd word, but hopefully it makes sense. From Hornets titles* to the new banker bro outfit (maybe)...this episode has it all.

The guys welcomed the amazing Michael Graff back to talk about his new media outlet (Charlotte Optimist), searching for Charlotte's soul, and how tired the three of them are. As always, Michael was intelligent, inspiring and thought-provoking while Miller and John were quite the opposite. Enjoy!

John and Miller are older and still not wiser...and bringing the podcast back. First our first episode in years we sat down in an Independence Park gazebo with Charlotte royalty (literally), Kendall Kendrick, to chat about the Trail of History, the Meck Dec's 250th birthday and all things we love about Charlotte.

John and Miller catch up on the bull running loose around Charlotte, things people can do when they visit town and JOHN'S WIFE MAKES AN APPEARANCE (kindof).

John and Miller are joined by David Fleming to discuss why the Meck Dec is real and reveal their dislike of TJ. Be sure to check out David's new book "Who's Your Founding Father"!

The Internet's (and Shutdown Fullcast) Ryan Nanni joined us to learn Charlotte trivia and other random things like Juwanna Mann. We also learned about John's workout habits.

On this week's episode, the guys chatted with Vince Long of the Potters Market about the upcoming event. We also hit on cheers, jeers and more sports talk.

The boys are back in town (the boys are back in town) After a short break, the fellas are back this week to cover what they’ve been up to recently and are joined by the inimitable Monique Douglas, founder of CBK Branding & Consulting and Executive Director of the Brooklyn Collective in uptown Charlotte, and wrap it all up with some cheers and (very specific) jeers.

On this episode, the boys spoke with local writer and host of the Charlotte Readers Podcast, Landis Wade, about his podcast, writing process and new novel, Deadly Declarations. The guys also shared some cheers and jeers and staying up late led to some interesting conversations.

RECORDED LIVE FROM THE BROOKLYN COLLECTIVE PODCAST STUDIO This week, the boys spoke with Gwen Jackson, Founder & President of Urbane Environments. They discussed the importance of preserving a neighborhood's identity and brand, and the efforts Gwen is leading to maintain that brand for years to come.